China’s “uniquely restrictive” data laws risk boosting U.S. firms’ cost of doing business in the No. 2 economy and could lead to digital decoupling, a new report from an American business group warns.
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US firms say China’s ‘ambiguous’ data laws are creating a ‘uniquely restrictive’ environment
‘Complex’, unclear regulations have made compliance difficult and created policy uncertainties for US firms in China, says the US-China Business Council New laws and regulations are forcing companies …
Morning mail: leaders clash over China security deal, coal export boom to bust, UK thirsty for vampires
Labor leader Anthony Albanese wins the first leaders’ debate. Plus: Russia tests new missile from its nuclear arsenal …
Australia’s coal export boom forecast to end abruptly amid big drop in demand from China
Study finds Chinese consumption will fall within two to three years as Australian coalmining communities warned to reduce dependence on industry …
U.S. Sanctions Crypto Miner BitRiver Over Russian Operations
The U.S. Treasury Department imposed sanctions on crypto mining company BitRiver, targeting one of the industry’s largest data-center service providers over its operations in Russia in its first such …
Crypto Hiring Boom: Numbers Jump 73% but Lack Diversity — What Hurdles Need to Be Overcome?
Hiring growth in the crypto industry — which has exploded in the last year — continues its incredible rise, and some cities are attracting the most talent, according to a new study. But along …
Business and personal relations in China with Robert Fisch
Below is a complete transcript of the China Corner Office Podcast with Robert Fisch: Chris: Hi, everyone. Thanks so much for joining us today on China Corner Office, a podcast pow …
China’s March marine fuel exports slide as anti-COVID rules bite
China’s exports of marine fuel in March plunged 15 per cent from a year ago, customs data showed on Wednesday, owing to high prices and anti-COVID restrictions at Chinese ports.March shipments were 1.
Data shows China’s imports of Russian LNG steady in March despite overall decline
China imported 321,380 tonnes of liquefied natural gas from Russia in March, steady from the same month last year, despite a steep fall in the country’s total imports of the fuel due to high spot…
China’s March coal imports from Russia plunge 30% on year
China’s coal imports from Russia in March fell 30% from a year earlier, as fears of sanctions impeded purchases and China generally bought less foreign coal. BEIJING, April 20 (Reuters) – China’s coal …
Are Investors Buying NFT’s As A Proxy For Crypto? – The Daily Dive
Today on The Daily Dive we see the return of BCA Research’s Chief Global Strategist, Peter Berezin. Peter joins us …
China’s Debut in the Metaverse: Trends to Watch
We explore the development of the metaverse in China, highlighting its strengths, the current trajectories, and the goverment regualations to watch.
LVMH Ditches China’s Lower Tier Shoppers
The hashtag #LVMH is betting on the high-end market in the future# is trending on Weibo. Will this result in a backlash from shoppers in lower-tier cities?
